Kyle Walker's ex-girlfriend and the mother of his three children Annie Kilner has reportedly claimed their relationship is over after he revealed he is fathering her friend's baby.
It was recently revealed footballer Kyle, 29, is the father of pregnant Lauryn Goodman's unborn child after they had a fling behind Annie's back last summer.
Since the news came to light Annie, 27, is said to have told friends Kyle is a 'fool' for risking her and their family after she has been left heartbroken by the news.
A source revealed to the Sun on Sunday that Annie told pals of her reaction when Kyle told her about Lauryn: 'I felt physically sick. All the air in your body leaves you.
'My world completely caved in on me in that second, it was the worst-case scenario, the one thing I dreaded most but knew was possible given his track record with women.
It is believed Kyle broke the news over the phone and has not been home to try and patch things up, in favour of staying in a £8,000-a-week city centre flat.
MailOnline has contacted Kyle and Lauryn's representatives for comment.
Annie and Kyle's relationship was rocked last year when Ex On The Beach's Laura Brown revealed she had met the footballer for sex on several occasions.
After meeting on a night out, Annie and Lauryn became good friends and she is believed to have supported the mother-of-three throughout the cheating allegations.
Lauryn appeared on Victoria Derbyshire earlier this month to discuss her shock at discovering she was five months pregnant - despite being told she was unlikely to conceive due to her battle with endometriosis.
The media personality, 29, announced her pregnancy last month, but initially kept the father's identity a closely guarded secret, before suddenly revealing Kyle is the dad.
Probed by host Victoria about why she made his name public, Lauryn insisted it was to put the focus firmly back on her fertility issues and to detract from constant speculation about her unborn child's paternity.
Lauryn was previously told she was unlikely to conceive due to suffering from endometriosis, an often painful disorder in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus - the endometrium - grows outside the uterus.
She explained: 'It was going to be my first and probably only child that I have. I wanted to enjoy what I could of it out of the public eye.
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